Project Greenlight
March 15, 2005 by Dennis Baker
I just watched “Stolen Summer” the chosen movie from the 1st season of Project Geenlight. I am watching the first season of the show in which they film how the movie was chosen and made. This is great to see all that happens even before they get to casting the actors. I am learning that skill and knowledge gets you in, but passion for what you do will put you over the top.
With all the issues made about the movies chosen this project is important to all the filmmakers to see what it is all about. Bravo has picked up the third season which will air tonight.
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